Hong Kong Markets Reopen as City Lowers Typhoon Warning
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Hong Kong retailers and banks reopened and the city cleaned up its streets after Severe Typhoon Vicente, the most intense storm to hit the former British colony since 1999, swept into China.
The Hong Kong Observatory cut its storm warning level to No. 1, the lowest signal, as workers cleared debris-littered streets. Trading at the Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Ltd. resumed at 1 p.m. after the morning session was canceled.